Google Review Requests · 14 days free, then $97 a month

You do good work. Google has no idea.

Your customers are happy. Almost none of them think to say so in public, because nobody ever asks them. Meanwhile the shop above you in the map has four hundred reviews and gets the call at 6:40 on a Tuesday. That gap is not about the work. It is about the asking.

What happens

Three messages, then it stops

When a job is marked finished, the system takes over. You do nothing, and nobody gets pestered.

  • First, a check-in. “How did everything go?” No link, no ask. If something went wrong you hear it from them, privately, before anyone else does
  • Then the request, with a direct link that takes about thirty seconds to use
  • Then one reminder, only to people who have not left one yet
  • Then it stops. Nobody is asked twice, and anyone who replies STOP is never contacted again
The rule that matters

Every customer gets asked. All of them.

Some companies screen customers first and only send the happy ones to Google. It works, right up until it does not. It breaks Google's rules, the Federal Trade Commission has treated it as deceptive, and it is the kind of thing that gets a listing removed.

  • The same message goes to everyone, with the same link
  • No filtering by how a job went, and no screening before the ask
  • An unhappy reply comes straight to you as well as, never instead of, the ask
  • You get a real reputation, which is the only kind worth having

Straight answers

Set up once. Then it just runs.

What you get

Set up once, runs by itself

  • The whole sequence built and connected to your Google listing
  • Wording you approve before anything sends
  • Your review count tracked, so you can watch it move
  • Messages by email from day one. Text as soon as the phone carriers approve your business, which takes a few weeks and is not something anyone can rush
  • One thing to do on your side: mark a job finished
Why it works

The asking is the part that gets skipped. That part I fix.

Most happy customers would leave you a review. They just never get asked, because you were already at the next job. Every one of yours gets asked now, at the right moment, in wording you approved.

  • Timing. The ask goes out while the work is still fresh, not a fortnight later
  • A check-in first. Anything that went wrong reaches you privately, before it reaches your listing
  • One reminder, then silence. Nobody gets chased twice, and STOP means stop
  • Everybody, every time. No screening, no filtering — which is what keeps the listing safe as well as honest
  • You watch the number. Your review count tracked so you can see it move

Try it first

Free for 14 days. Then $97 a month.

I set the whole thing up, connect it to your Google listing, and it starts asking your customers. You watch it happen for two weeks before you pay anything. If you do not want it, one message and it stops.

What the 14 days shows you

The system running on your real customers

  • Every job you mark finished gets a real check-in and a real review request
  • You see the wording, the timing and the replies
  • You see whether your customers actually respond to it

What it may not show you is a pile of new reviews, and I would rather say that now. If you finish two jobs a fortnight, two people get asked. If you finish thirty, thirty do. The system asks everyone; how many write something back is between them and your work.

The honest details

No surprises on day fifteen

  • Card on file at the start, nothing charged. The first $97 is taken on day 15, and not before
  • I will email you before it happens, not after
  • Cancel with one message any time in the fourteen days and you are charged nothing at all
  • No minimum term on this plan. After the trial it is month to month — stop whenever you like
  • Requests go by email during the trial. Text messaging needs your business registered with the phone carriers, which takes a few weeks and is not something anyone can speed up. It switches on when they approve you, at no extra cost

You know what an average job is worth to you better than I do. If it is even a few hundred dollars, $97 has to bring in one extra job a month to more than cover itself.

One thing said plainly, because you will hear it promised elsewhere: your customers write what they write, so nobody can sell you a guaranteed review count. What you get here is every single customer asked, properly, every time — and the count in front of you so you can watch it move.

Start the 14 days See your review gap first

Missing calls as well? Website & Automation at $297 includes everything on this page and adds the rest of the system. Google Business Profile Optimization at $597 includes it too, and works the listing itself. Take both and it is $794 instead of $894.

Your work already shows your standards.
Your website and follow-up should too.

Free Google listing audit. I'll walk your Google Business Profile with you and show you two or three evidence-backed issues that may make it harder for customers to understand or contact you — yours to keep whether or not you ever buy anything. Twenty minutes, and I'll tell you straight if the system isn't a fit.

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